Perhaps your Sawfish stacking is set to be on top. Press Alt+Middle_Mouse_Button when your pointer is over the play list window and your sawfish menu should come up. Select Stacking->Lower and maybe History->Forget saved state. Also make sure Options->Always on top is not selected from the XMMS menu.
Good luck, Gerry On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Jeremy Nickurak wrote: > I've been having problems for ages with XMMS, and I just thought I'd > put a little flag up to see if anyone else has has similar > experiences. In particular, XMMS seems to have a really hard time > playing nicely with respect to it's Always-On-Top-ness. As far as I > can tell, there's litterally no way for me to get the playlist to > _not_ be always-on-top. I've reported this problem on the XMMS tech > support boards, but nobody there seems to know anything about it, so I > thought it might have something to do with the debianization of > something. Comments, suggestions, and random murmerings would be > appreciated. > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
